By Paul Glynn Entertainment reporter

Image copyright Lightening Films

Rock 'n' roll star Liam Gallagher acts as Eric Cantona's butler and chauffeur in the new video for his track, Once.

The Manchester City fan and the Manchester United legend have put aside their club rivalries to come together in the video.

It arrives around the 25th anniversary of Cantona's infamous kung-fu kick, which resulted in a nine-month FA ban.

The former Oasis frontman tweeted he was "absolutely thrilled" to work with "the last rock 'n' roll footballer".

He wrote: "Songs like this don't come around very often and neither do football players like him."

The track features on the former Oasis frontman's second number one solo album Why Me? Why Not.

Director Charlie Lightening's accompanying video begins with "King" Eric summoning "R Kid" to refill his wine glass, before he strolls semi-naked through his palace, glugging wine and tinkling on a grand piano.

He then claims his crown and robe and heads outside, where his humble servant is waiting to open the door of the Rolls Royce.

The grounds of the giant white manor house resemble that of Gallagher's late hero John Lennon, whose Ascot estate featured in the video for Imagine.

Six weeks ago, Cantona - who won four Premier League titles with United - posted a video of himself singing the song while sat on a couch.

"When two Manchester legends meet," wrote Cantona, calling Once his "song of the year".